I spent a year outside Memphis, Tn and in the summer it's like living in a steam bath. In less than a minute after you step out of the shower you're sweaty again. They didn't have snow when I was there, just a nasty ice storm that left 2" of ice on everything. Also, be prepared for a mega-shit-ton of very large bugs.
Truth! I just spent 3 days dry camping near Chattanooga for my first time ever to Tennessee. I’m from what’s called a hi desert with a 20~22% average humidity. I was miserable in TN the whole time, 90 degrees, 90+% humidity. Sweating does no good, it doesn’t cool off at night. And the bugs
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edit: before I went on that trip, I had been complaining about the heat at home. Since I’ve been home we’ve been having temps as high as 104 and it feels amazing. I haven’t felt overwhelmed by heat once since returning from that sauna.
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